Jesus Inter Ubera Mariæ Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBACC DEFGCC HIJHKK ALMANO MPPMQQ RMLSKK| In the coolness of the day | A |
| The old world even God all undressed went down | B |
| Without His robe without His crown | B |
| Into His private garden there to lay | A |
| On spicy bed | C |
| His sweeter head | C |
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| There He found two beds of spice | D |
| A double mount of lilies in whose top | E |
| Two milky fountains bubbled up | F |
| He soon resolved And well I like He cries | G |
| My table spread | C |
| Upon my bed | C |
| - | |
| Scarcely had He 'gun to feed | H |
| When troops of cherubs hovered round about | I |
| And on their golden wings they brought | J |
| All Eden's flowers But we cried out No need | H |
| Of flowers here | K |
| Sweet spirits forbear | K |
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| True He needs no sweets say they | A |
| But sweets have need of Him to keep them so | L |
| Now paradise springs new with you | M |
| Old Eden's beauty all inclined this way | A |
| And we are come | N |
| To bring them home | O |
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| Paradise spring new with you | M |
| Where 'twixt those beds of lilies you may see | P |
| Of life the everlasting Tree | P |
| Sweet is your reason then said we come strew | M |
| Your pious showers | Q |
| Of eastern flowers | Q |
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| Winds awake and with soft gale | R |
| Awake the odors of our garden too | M |
| By which yourselves perfumed go | L |
| Through every quarter of your world that all | S |
| Your sound may hear | K |
| And breathe your air | K |
Joseph Beaumont
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